Feedback Loop
What is the big idea of feedback loops?
The big idea from this article is how student feedback loops help students and teachers move learning forward through feedback.
What is a classroom experience for case studies?
In my future classroom I can utilize case studies which will allow for real-world content that engage the students. I would like to use case studies that involve geography because that is something I am passionate about!
What is the main idea of Problem Solving?
The main idea of this article is discussing the effectiveness of different types of assessments
What is a classroom experience for inquiry?
In my future class I can utilize the controlled inquiry which will allow students to conduct research on topics that I provide.
What is the main idea of active engagement?
Student engagement is the key to student academic success.
What are three supporting details for feedback loops?
This article states that student teacher relationships is the most important when it comes to student feedback loops, without the connection the feedback won’t help. Having an aim or a target sets up the feedback loop so students understand what is expected. Reflection is a big part for the feedback loop so that the students reflect on their learning and assess themselves
What are three supporting details for case studies?
Students learn when they care about the content and skills. In order to accomplish a case study, students meet milestones that are set up by the teacher. For the end result, case studies allow for the students to care about their findings and make a difference in their academics
What are three supporting details for problem solving?
The individual variability among students needs to be consideredwhen planning assessments. Having different types of assessments including multiplechoice tests, projects, essays, etc. is important for student success. It is important to assess students for their growth and development, but assessments can be more useful depending on the subject and the student
What are three supporting ideas for inquiry?
IBL is beneficial to the students’ academic success by having authentic connections, nurturing the 21st-century skills, and increasing student agency in learning
What are three supporting ideas of active engagement?
Emotional, cognitive, and behavioral engagement all work together for a student in each class or each school day. Having clear expectations, providing for personal response, and ensuring emotional safety are three things that teachers can do to help support student engagement. Engaging students is the most important aspect of teaching, so that each student learns about the content and learns about himself or herself along the way.
What is a classroom experience for feedback loop?
In my practicum at Cromer for fifth grade, my mentor teacher had parent teacher conferences that were led by the students. This process allowed for students to reflect and plan for their future goals.
What is the main idea of case studies?
The main idea of this article is that using real-world scenarios and case studies allows for students to learn and care about their learning.
What is a classroom experience for problem solving?
In my future class, I would utilize projects which will allow students to engage in the assignment and showcase their individuality and strengths.
What is the main idea of inquiry?
The big idea of this article is how Inquiry Based Learning (IBL) is beneficial to the students
How many types of student engagement are there?
Three
How many parts are in the student feedback loop?
4
How would this information be useful if you had a case study in class?
Using real-world information is useful when studying to be a teacher because students are so different in real life than in textbooks.
What differences exist between the different assessments?
There is multiple choicewhich focuses on test taking skills, memorization, and knowledge. There are projects where students create something that shows their understanding. There are essays where students write about a topic that showcases their knowledge.
What are some of the problems with free inquiry?
It could be difficult for some students to create their own question and research, so some students may need extra guidance throughout the process.
What is a classroom experience for active engagement?
In my future class I want to have hands-on activities, stations, projects, and much more. Having engaging activities will allow students to be interested in the content and excited to learn.
How would this information be useful if you had student teacher conferences?
By having student teacher conferences, we could have student feedback loops occur multiple times throughout the school year so each student stays on task for the aims/goals.
What are some problems of case studies?
Sometimes case studies can be made up or exaggerated for a specific use, so it is important to keep an open mind
What are some problems with the multiple choice assessment?
Students could cheat on a multiple choice test, which does not show their true performance
What differences exist between Student Inquiry and Controlled Inquiry?
For student inquiry, the students follow the lead of the teacher as the entire class engages in one inquiry together. For controlled inquiry, the teacher chooses topics and identifies the resources students will use the answer questions.
What differences exist between Emotional and Cognitive engagement?
Emotional relates to how the student is feeling and cognitive relates to what the student is thinking.